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Leche
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Jorge Temponi | ... |
Javi
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Alfonso Tort | ... |
Seba
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Valentín Rivero | ... |
Hernán, a blond friend
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Walter Reyno | ... |
Don Héctor, Javi's boss
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Damián Barrera | ... |
Joselo, Héctor's son
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César Herrera | ... |
Neighbor in elevator
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Judith Anaya | ... |
Leche's grandmother
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Federico Veiroj | ... |
Gerardito
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Valeria Mendieta | ... |
María
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Silvio Sielsky | ... |
Pitufo, the Guinness records freak
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Claudio Martínez | ... |
Kiwi, young man with ball
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Teresita González | ... |
Neighbor with chair
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Roberto Suárez | ... |
Gepetto, the pizza man
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Gonzalo Eyherabide | ... |
Sandía, the video club owner
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The story is about three young boys, Leche, Javi and Seba, of Montevideo trying to survive to the Sunday. They have lots of problems involving studies, girls, and the only thing that they do is drink, sleep or find strange people like a crazy delivery boy, a retarded, a drug addict and a philosophical video renter. Written by Juan Belo <belocine@yahoo.com>
Saturday, early in the morning. Leche, Javi and Seba wander around the neighborhood with nothing much to do. They drink beer, smoke, talk about girls. 25 watts shows us a day in the life of these three young inhabitants of Montevideo. They spend the day trying to escape from boredom, facing the twists and turns of love, interacting with friends and other picturesque characters from the "barrio" that share moments with them. So we get to see a paranoid delivery man, a weird video club owner among other strange and funny characters. The acting is very good, all the cast. This film was shot in b&w 16mm and then blown up to 35mm. It has a grainy look, which adds certain raw atmosphere to it. It is Stoll and Rebella's first feature film.
Certainly, one you should check out.